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John 1:14
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God did not stay distant from human sorrow. In Jesus, He drew near with real tenderness, presence, and rescue.
Grace and truth are not rivals in Jesus. He meets people honestly and mercifully at the same time.
John's language of 'dwelt among us' recalls the tabernacle, suggesting that God's presence now comes personally through the Son.
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Moses longed to see God's glory, and John says that glory is now seen in Christ.
Open Exodus 33:18-23Paul explains the humility of the incarnation from another angle.
Open Philippians 2:6-8The incarnate Christ knows the human condition from the inside.
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sarx · Noun · G4561
flesh, human nature
John stresses that the Word truly entered full human life, not merely appearing human from a distance.
skenoo · Verb · G4637
to dwell, to tabernacle
The verb recalls God's dwelling among Israel and suggests Jesus as the true meeting place between God and humanity.
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